The big news is the Datafortress 2020 Cyberpunk Archive. It is an understatement to say I scoured the net, visiting every single English speaking Cyberpunk site on earth. In fact, I did more than that. I used the Internet Wayback Machine to scour every Cyberpunk 2020 site that EVER EXISTED. I grabbed absolutely every article and file I could find that was worth grabbing. I reformatted all the HTML, DOC, and RTF files into PDF's, in any case where it was possible including the original illustrations that went with the files. And now I present them all to you. The largest archive of the net generated Cyberpunk 2020 material in HISTORY. Over 250 files, many of them haven't been available in years. Articles from the greats whose websites are either no longer with us, or merely unmaintained and rotting. Those greats, whose ranks include in no certain order; Paul Daniel "Superdan" Bailey, Gary "Ocelot" Astleford and Amy "Mockery" Luthor, Christian Conkle, Morninman (never did find his real name), Michael Van Atta, Andrew James, Jim and Peta Lawrie, Joe Kleman, Ben Morgan, Karsten (owner of the only site on the net besides this one that is still regularly updated and maintained), Pablo Zagal, Dave "Knighthawk" Simpson, Eric Bergbauer, Wilkes, Mark Cook, Agamemnon, Thumper, Dana Jorgenson, Dextra and Hound, Flipper is Dead, Rad, Cyco, Beezdek, and Paul Minor, Nick Mosely, Nicholas Carruthers, David Gilbert, Peter Lustig, Todd Bradley, Loky, Rev. Lazaro, Nagle, Varney, Marc Brenowitz, Jim Milligan, Michael Straus, Deadlock, are the ones who inspired me all these years running Datafortress, and this Archive is my way of saying thank you and showing my respect, and ensuring that their work is not lost or forgotten.

As a special bonus, the archive also contains 2 nnever before seen adventures by Kristian De Valle... A Macguffin Called Agrippa, and After The Astor.